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Beautiful Furch G23 DRC with a gorgeous Sinker Redwood top and really nice straight grained Indian rosewood. It is a amazing fingerstyle guitar that is so responsive with fat sweet treble’s and nice tight bass. Comes with the factory Furch Hiscox case

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The mids on this guitar are spectacular! Warm, yet crisp at the same time. Dustin’s main performance guitar is spruce/walnut as well for balanced tone that is clean and proper in both the studio and amplified onstage. We were in heaven listening back to this one! The torrefied Sitka on this one is quite a sight to behold with beautiful silking and tight grain. To think this guitar is brand new is quite astounding, as the low-end has plenty of character already, likely thanks to the custom deeper-body addition. Fingerpickers and strummers alike will be hard pressed to find a guitar that handles every style as easily as this Furch.

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Clarity, warmth, and power are defining characteristics of the G24CR. This guitar covers a very broad frequency-range and has headroom to spare for a cedar-topped guitar. Don’t let the misconception that Cedar is a quieter tonewood fool you, the guys at Furch know what they’re doing!

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Furch guitars never fail to impress me with what they offer at their price point. Once you’ve finished taking in the incredible little details and master-grade woods this limited model offers, you will be amazed at how big the sound is coming out of it. The sustain and fullness in the lower registers is incredibly inspiring. Alpine spruce has been my personal favorite wood for most of my own guitars because of the bell-like trebles it tends to provide, this guitar is an immediate reminder of why I love that particular top wood. The Tasmanian Blackwood carries a sound reminiscent of Koa, as they are both Acacia species tone woods – plenty of midrange growl and punchy trebles. Cedar rock Studio Gallery are authorized Furch guitars dealers. If you don’t see what you want in our inventory we can order your dream guitar.

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